Richard didn't kvetch about not being a pastry chef and then make a fucking molten chocolate cake.
man, his dessert sounded SO good! As did Dale's. And I loved the way they worked together.
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Richard didn't kvetch about not being a pastry chef and then make a fucking molten chocolate cake.
man, his dessert sounded SO good! As did Dale's. And I loved the way they worked together.
oh, lisah, I'm so over Dominique and the eyebrows (and referring to herself in the third person? the Queen and the Pope can do it ... maybe ... but for her? bleah!). And she really, really mangled the Italian!
I like Whitney and I'd LOVE to see her win ... but she's plus-size (she wears a TEN! gasp!).
Right now Anya and Katarzhena (or whatever) seem to be the front-runners, with maybe Fatima. But they often do this thing with someone moving up late in the game.
Ignoring the challenge may not kill you (even if it should), but it ain't gonna get you out of the middle either.
Except the Top Secret! beef made the top two when I thought the Christmas Story one should have been there.
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I was a little intimidated at first, cause with that bald head and those steely blue eyes he looks kinda like a hit man. The kind of hit man who will cook you duck a l'orange with plum sauce and then snap your neck.
Bwahahahaha!!
Richard has consistently impressed me. And he's rather quiet, too, which will serve him well, I think.
Dale's got good chops, and Stephanie has been mostly good (with a few fumbles).
Crazy Andy seems to have talent, but his crazy bugs the crap out of S. He's just too twitchy.
Crazy Andy seems to have talent, but his crazy bugs the crap out of S. He's just too twitchy.
I'm with S.
They brought out the first course -- butternut squash soup. It was awesome; everybody liked it. But come on, this can't win, it's soup, right? Anybody can make soup. Then Tom said that soup was very difficult and that in France chefs are judged by their soups. He said it politely, but I knew he thought I was a real idiot.
I thought they were judged on their omelettes.